MARRIED,

On Saturday evening se’nnight, by the Rev. Mr. Phœbus, Mr. Robert Johnston, to Miss Ann Switzer, both of this city.

On Wednesday evening the 8th inst. at West Greenwich, (Con.) by the Rev. Dr. Lewis, the Rev. Platt Buffett, of Stanwich, to Miss Hannah Lewis, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Lewis, of the former place.

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Pilmore, Mr. Alexander Cowan, to Miss Margaret Ivers, both of this city.

On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. Dr. M‘Knight, Mr. Peter Slote, Printer, to Miss Ann Cook, both of this city.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.

From the 5th to the 11th inst.

	Thermometor observed at				Prevailing winds.		OBSERVATIONS on the WEATHER.
	6, A.M. 3, P.M.				6.	3.	6.	3.
	deg.	100	deg.	100
Feb. 5	31		42		s.	se.	clear, calm,	do. light wd.
6	40	50	50	50	sw.	do.	rain, lt. wd.	thick fog, do.
7	34		36		w.	nw.	clear, high wind,	do. do.
8	26		38		w.	do.	clear, light wind,	do. do.
9	31	50	42		s.	se.	clear, calm,	do. high wind
10	44		48		se.	do.	cloudy, h. wd.	much rain.
11	40		44	50	n.	nw.	cloudy, high wind,	do. do.

[ RESULTS OF METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.]

FOR JANUARY 1797.

					deg.	100
Mean temperature		of the thermometer		at sun-rise	24	35
Do.	do.	of the	do.	at 3 P.M.	32	78
Do.	do.	for the whole month			28	56
Greatest monthly range between the 9th and 28th					46	0
Do.	do. in 24 hours,			the 10th,	20	75
Coldest day the				9th,	0	0
Warmest do. the				28th,	46	0

6	days it snowed, and about eight inches and a-half hasfallen.
5	do. it rained, and a large quantity hasfallen.
18	do. it was clear at	sunrise, and 3 P.M. or observation hours.
8	do. it was cloudy at	do. do. do. do.
2	do. the wind was high at	do. do. do. do.
21	do. the wind was light at	do. do. do. do.
26	do. the Mercury was at or below thefreezing point, at sunrise.
16	do. the do. do. do. at sunrise and 3 P.M.
20	do. the wind was west of north and southat 7 A.M. & 3 do.
21	do. the do. was east of do. and do. at do.do.